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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-01
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/
~. Mary Patterson, Of l.Ancaatse n The
gusse os Mfs. Charles L. Hon, in Rsodiine.
Mia Clara and Anna Wetie Of Roadine,
are Waiting in this city and will remain here
A remarkable collection of diaries, le.ssrs,
and documents bequeathed 10 the Philadel-
phia library BY BENJAMIN Moran, formerly
Of this county, 10 In London awaiting ship
David Gibsop, one of Readings bes, known
colored citizens, died there sunday night Of
gastric fever. Deceased was member Of the
order Ot the Grand Army Of the Republic,
and during the past year he has been the
ss,Ssr s.% sSSP bo sn.
tised to he at the M;ennerchor garden on
Saturday night did not come To town. There
was heavy storm In their vicinity IN the
evening and the members thought II was
general and for that reason did not come.
They will bs at the garden ON wedn esdsy
evening.
To-day is the last day on which school tax
could be paid To save the sbstemsnt and
Treasurer Marshall was kept busy all day
receiving tax.
Peter Woods raised row ct homo on Sat.
urdsy and was arrested by Officer LewsrA
lie was under the influence of liquor and
after he became sober Alderman Barr dis.
charged him upon payment Of costa
The assault and battery aud other cases
against Adam Ferich, preferred by his wife,
before Alderman Fordney, have been set.
tied. Mrs. Ferich withdrew the suits this
morning her husband paid the costs and
promised to do better in the future.
Mr.. X II. Brubaker, wife and niece, Mra
Elizabeth Shamp of q ueretaro, Mexico, will
start to morrow Tor two weeks tour, visiting
Long Branch, New York, Saratoga and tie
White Mountains
The storm OF Sunday evening caused the
extinguishment of all the elsctric lights in
the city and the city WAS left in darkness In
consequence
Bridget Meaney was committed to the
county Jail for ten days by Alderman
Spurrier for being drunk and disorderly.
Alderman Barr on Saturday heard the ter
men arrested near Lititz, As tramps. Five
were returned to court as trsmps and five
days each for drunkenness and disorder )
| conduct
The malicious trespass suit against j. H.
Myers, preferred by NJ oses P.oso at Alder
man McConomy's Cflics, WAS amicabiy Ar
/ ranged this afternoon.
jacob Mohow WAS arrested by Officer
Richie on q warrant issued by Alderman
j Hershey for drunken and disorderly con.
duct He will be heard tomorrow evening.
The August meeting OF the prison inspec.
tors was held to-day; heOnly business trans
acted was of q routine character.
A wagon heavily loaded with tobacco
slipped into the gutter at the corner OF North
Queen and Lemon streets this afternoon, on
account OF too short turn Of the horses. II
required an hour OF hard work on the part
/ OF the horses and number OF men to ge
l the wagon to the street The team belonged
/ to John Myers, of Sporting Hill.
An effort Is being made to have postpon &c
/ this city on September Il. May OF the re
serves are Phiisdelphians, and the constitu
ton centennial will be in progress at ths
time
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Death Of mary Ellen Wilmer.

Mrs Mary Ellen Wilmer, widow Of the
late DR. Jacob b. Wilmer, formerly OF q Green
castle, Pa, died at Shober's hotel, this city, on
Sunday morning, July 81, st 2 O'Clock. on
the death OF her husband, which occurred
many years ago, Mrs Wilmer returned to
this city, and after keeping house for some
years, retired and lived at boarding houses,
For five years past she boarded at Shober's
hotel. She was . woman of robust health
until old age overlook her. For some years
psat she has suffered from spine disease. She
has NO relatives living in this part OF the
country, though she has q sister living in the
West Her funeral will TAX 9 place on TUESDAY y
afternoon. lnterment at Wood ward HiII.
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Return Of . Camping Club,

The Chesapeake camping club returned
Saturday evening, from Hsvre-de-G g race and
vicinity, where they spent q week very
pleasantly in hunting, fishing, boating,
dancing, &c. On Monday they paid theii
respects to the civil authorities and serenaded
the mayor. Tuesday and Wednesday were
spent in fishing and grabbing, the catch be
ing very satisfactory. Thursday the party
sailed down to Colchester beach, where they
had delightful time Friday there waf
more fishing and grabbing, and in the even.
ing the boys attended q ball given in tbeir
honor 10y the ladies' OF Hsvre de-GrsreA on
Saturday the club paid their respects 10 .
number Of the citizens in Hsvre, and in The
afternoon started for home, arriving safely
and being warmly welcomed by their many
friends They made quite 8 fine display -
they parsded the streets with band Of music
At the head OF the column. They say they
had a delightful time from Monday TO SAiur.
uay.
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George wAidisy's Htsiy Recovered.

The body of George Wsidley, who Wa
drowned in the Conesto4a creek on Saturday
at Rsnck's mill, WAS found ON Sunday morn.
ing about o'clock. II had lodged in tree
800 yards below the point where he WAS
drowned. II WAS discolored and somew hat
decom?osed. The body WAS found by a
party under the leadership Of MIR. ROhrsr,
the florist Coroner Honsman held All In.
quest Dr. T. NJ. Bolenius being his physi-
clan. the jurors were NJ. =. Metz ger, IL. s.
Kendg, Adam Dorwart, Henry Myers,
Henry ID. Rohrer and Henry Lehman. The
verdict OF the jury was accidental drowning
The funeral " iii take place to morrow morn
ing and the interment made at the soldiers
lot In the Lancaster cemetery.
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LROWNkD IN IN . UOSOWlNGO
Melancholy Death Of . Young Man on Sunday
Afternoon.

Melancholy Death Of . Young Man on Sunday
Afternoon.
A tragic event occurring IN East Drumore
township on Sunday afternoon, caused the
death OF young man and has cast q deep
gloom over the neighborhood of his late res i
dence. 1t seems that a party Of boys and
young men gathered at the dam OF the Como.
wingo flour mill Cformerly furnace) between
4 and p. In. for the purpose OF bathing.
Among them was a son of Elias Croft, aged
about 10 and familiarity known ct "Pet 1"
Croft. His companions bantered him TO
jump In, although he was not able to swim,
and, TO their horror, he plunged in at place
beyond his depth and Immediately sank
out of sight Paralyzsd by fright and losing
all presence Of mind they we're unable to
render him any assistance and he was
drowned before their eyes before any attemp,
ct rescue could be successfully made Mes
ssugers were at once dispatched for his home
aud to QuArryville for Deputy Coroner Cyrus
Cremer and DR.. T. NJ. Rohrer, coroner's ply
sician. Meantime q very heavy rain and
thunder gust Set in and up to q late hour Sun
day evening the efforts to find his body had
been unayailtng.
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WIrIER-ln this city. on the Sl.t inst, Mary
Ellen wilmer, widow Of the late DR. Jacob N
wilmer. formerly OF Green Castle, IA.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral from shobers hotel
corner OF North Queen and Or Ange street,, on
tuesday afternoon at = o'clock. lnterment at
WoooWaru hNi cemetery. ltds
WAIpLRY.-On July Sth, Geo. waidley, aged
81 years, months and day.
The relatives and friends of the family are re.
epectfully invited TO attend the funeral from his
residence, near Rancks mill, along the Cones
toga, on Tuesday morning At 10 o'clock Preach
ing At the house. Interment At Lancaster GENE.
terry. ltd
Edward, son OF James Edward Ovens aged
months and days.
Funeral takes place from his grandfather 3
residence. Thomas Holden. No l3l North Mary
street, on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock. In
terment st Woodward Eill cemetery. l,s
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suit Tor IlalnaEss,

John Spangler, through his attorneys
Brown n Hensel, to day brought suit in the
court OF common pleas against Austin Corbin
stephen A. Caldwell, Geo. De Is. Keim, re-
ceivers OF the Philadelphia a Reading rail
road company. Mr. Spsnglsr's son was killed
some months ago while returning from school.
He WAS crossing the track OF the railroad sl
Vine and Water streets and WAS struck by
cars which were being shifted. His leg wss
crushed and he died from his injuries the
same day. 1t Is claimed that there was
negligence on tho part OF the railroad CON-
pany, and II 30, the company Ii liable for dam
ages.
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Tho commissioners at noon day 1opeped
proposals. for the erection OF s-SrioRe owe,
Hammer creek, betweeR rtIass and War
wck townshiEs,~kollowing were the bid
wooden bridge, John G. Bowman, Sl,674
y SrNs..en, g ,eg' jacob kaufman, 81,
s.a
Masonry, JoSeph LIGHT e2T4 per perch
sohn HrecAeI $Ti7.
mitted by the respective manufacturers
Nj Vernon Bridge company, $3.50 per
foot Champion Bridge company, $l,3iO,
el,2l0 or 81 800 Pittsburg Bridge com pany,
xl,aO Dean & Westbrook, 1850 or $3.50
Tippstt i Wood, Sl2 200.
The commissioners will examine the bids
to-day and award the contract in a day or
twn
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C.IoAso. july S.-The DrovsrT Journal no.
porte CAtus-hecsipts. l.SO hssd; shipmsnts
none S inArGat steady; shipping st4srs, xO 70
inn As IS 5'0t 90; stOcksis and fsA,dars, q o.
0cs,H' cSws bulls ana mixed. q aieD2 IS Texas
a1sxs-hscHipts. $500 head; shiplnents, 80 o
- a.; ,t nsraet steady rough and mixed ebu
q u,as II: sni,ss saa saippsnx. o ibo5b; light
No, S,::%ppIsas,os,pts. %prss, 8uD head; shipmsnts,
i,o :. 'a0s ss' ro1Ans. o. 1sSs 50; isM6s, n %
ns1 LnuHV.-CAiue--.H Hs,ca,u,. ON
,np. ,nn,pmSnn. 4Ii market nothinv d4in. sI,
Scrk. s"'Ppoo " New
h3gs-keceipts. 100 head sh,pmsr,. IA.
sosasr. S1 n1st. y s.a steady ~
h0gs shipped "a New York. car -" w
shesp .ksOsipis. tsll head shipments, ssa ,
market oull prime. y N0t60; fair tO v0od g. ui
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-01

On Sunday night about II o'clock Officer
Hess SAW = l3-year old boy standing at the
cornor OF West King and Water streets. lie
told the officer contradictory stories ~ TO his
being out so late at night, and the ollicsr took
nim To the station house. There he said 70
Chiei Smith that his name WAS Philip Francis
ma Afterwards he said that his name WAS
Cnase Evans. He finally admitted that he
hea run away from home, and that his
Isns lived at Devon. The chief locked
a.m up ana notified his parents who are ex.
pected 70 come here this evening.
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i;XH u = nsasoO vran oOsOsAsO
! ''i lnnne aAsaaAD A1lH.


II ealne Ceerespoaosnos Of lsrsLLloxScER
M fokuMBrA, AuG. 1.-The recent heavy
So Gopems havs eausod considerable damage
II Roho Ronaaylvanln end Columbia Il Port
+ o1oe s1llruodA Al White House croes.
q eDvoo telegnph poles were thrown down
- ~ Wtroe S0own ecrose the trocks.
Uusfag lAse Might engine No 6sl, coming
9 - - iAto this obstruction, causing much
0o0oGe 70 the headlight and the cylinder Of
/ - angina The wires were also badly torn.
- engine We Drought 70 the Coiumpis
0opo Sof repairA A very large Wnshous nae
0oCurrod On the Columbia d Port DePoeit
nllruo6, botWoon this plsce and Ssfe harbor.
xAo bridge over the Octoraro hes been
W1ohod away. Tho Mail Expreo and the
WoDoorn Expre0 trains OF me Pennsyivanis
Ha1lfuod were sent to Perryville 70 come west
Ovoe W Poft Deposit ROAD, owing 10 the
unoahaney o. me rosd-ped o. Cossesviile.
znvea over tns roed We made imPossiole
~ moving On INC oceolsro o,ase' snu
- usAns nsa 70 10 sent 70 bsiumore'
sSeSn' u.voi ". ooon oeiSSeu "oou' wv
houn ~ uno "ssnou.A
Dsssn OF John Ritter.
Sonn h'sso!, former resident OF to~n, ou'
ieseiy hNing In Manncim, oieu ~ that pisce
q Sa1urdsy' aeeo soout o. years Inc re-
mains VIII % Drought 70 town for interment
tne iunoisi 70 " heid on Iuesosy afternoon
O'CLOCK. Docoeseo wss member ol
Chiquesaiunga Tripe. NO ~, OF He'd Men,
ena VS. one Oi ns oidess PEST sacheihs OF the
!odse. Mh ni"ot was employed iof mum
bor Of years by the Pennsylvania railroad ~
socsaon Dosss sAuoneo ~ Lancaster, Mount
vile and Pomeroy. When the Reading 4
Columoia railroad ouilt tho road between
Aanneiin ana mount nope ne was employed
- section boss, continuing until sickness
prevented working. Chiquesalungs Tribe
VIII turn out at the funeral
1ne campine o'oDs.
Tne fennsylvanh railroad station was
csoWoed witn poope 'nis morning when
uoree camping c'oos rom Lancaster passed
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pr. john McCaiis's Funeral.

The funeral Of Or. John McCAlla took place
from his residence at Millersvills at 2:3O
O'Clock this afternoon and WAS largely at-
tended. Representatives Of the Mssonic
lodges OF this city we're present The re-
mains were brought to the Presby terian
church, In this city, at 4 O'Clock where Rev.
DR.. Mitchell conducted the services The
Masonic burial service Was read at the grave
John Trosb, Joseph Hnar, Prof A. X Byeriy,
John johnson, II. =. Williamson and X. e..
Rose, elders Of the Presbyterian church, and
Christopher Geiger and II. W. Patterson,
who were elders for many years, were the
pail. bearer.
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Alderman Barr heard the smbezzlemen,
Case preferred against Albert sharp, of Ann.
VILE, by Henry Lossner on Saturday oven.
Ing. Before the alderman decided the case
II was compromised by Lossner pay.
Ing two thirds Of the costs and the dsfend d ant
ODe-third.
The prosecutor In the suit against Harry
6snderson for keeping bawdy house, Annie
conway for larceny and Stella Skeen for
lewdness, failed to appear at Alderman
Bars Office on Saturday evening and the
czses were dismissed.
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B0rse Thief COsn,nttsed.

Ae@ooy Hmmenheiser, Who In in isil for
s!saling from John Hol,zhaus, OF Li,itz.
- saksn b"'ors Alderman spurrisr this
osn'nx 70 answer fos IN additional charge
Ne eane chsssnssr. On the 29,h Of June
- horse, saddle and bride were .,olsn
- John N. Herr, Of Aiilsrsvilla Ths
I - Psopessy was recovered, but the THAI
!: Z .oea. kanmsehsiser hes been fully ,asn,, . !,
49, NE thief and Alderman SDurr,s,
aseesd hi@ eor Hial ios bore slselin. an =
- iaessay Of ~ saddls end hsidIa
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Prohibitiou l,sisg~,.,-

Ine flonioitioniA's Of the city met on
6aso.day evening at the Office OF James
a n.sck snu elected the following delegates to
sHo county convention: J. p. Lsievre, II. =
Mngerb .: n. Woltersberger, Rev. NJ
nyne. ): D. Csmpbell, ID. =. Burak, A, O.
LEONARD, hev. n. b. Dohner, James Black,
A. :: hein"hl' Rev. +. Smith, l. N. Sloan
M.shindie, Geo. Reimsnsnydsr, Joseph c
Uaasxeon, l. N. Glare. The county convsn
Tim will 20 held on August 10 At 10 o,cloct
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AiasrInsu iIs$n's Couvs.

heuben Hutton, for drunken and disor-
usrly conduct, was committed for 8 dsyn
nSaIy pomAn, for like otiense 10 days
ham y Cruel Tor drunken and disordeTlv
connuct and last driving 10 dsya John
heniehnger, disorderiy, WAS discharped on
payment OF costs. Kate Grsef for disor.
derly conduct WAS held to bail for a hss,,n 7. =.
and Patrick OBoyle Tor drunken and al
orderly conduct WAS committed tor a hsar,n.
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Nuv Ycaa. Aug. l, l:O =. m.-hcney closed
At ~ per cent Exchange steady, o. Sk
o. sS,< Governments stcAdy. CurNncy 80. q y
biA see Coup. o. TAa hid sks DO d ,SA hid.
The stock market this morning opened arm
and Y Ia Ia per cent hie eher, but soon wcahened Il
under raid upon Reading. Western unton.
Lake Shore and Missouri Pacific. The early AL.
vance was not only Lost, but = deciirc ot !. to
lA per cent. from saturdays prices recorded AT
noon. Since midday the market has been
steAdier,
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,sssoversd b, . nasa-assasa Ms..

From the 81. Louis Giobc- Democrat.
have only known one instance whore bald.
men proved remunerating. A friend Of mine
who had . aiming rate fell into the habit Of
watching the actions of his tormentors the
flea He noticed that . fly always walks ur
ward. Puts ny on window and up he goes 70
the top; he can't be made to walk downward.
SO my friend hit upon IN idea Why not
use that habit against themp Forthwith he
made window screen divided In half The
upper half Tapped over the lower, with an
inch OF space between. Well, a. soon - Q
fly would light ON the screen he would pro.
straight outdoors On reaching the ton of the
lower half he would be outside Not beins
able to walk down he had no way to reeurn
TO the rooM. by this means room can he
quickly cleared Of ilies, which always seek
the light.
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Alice Miller was before Alderman Dom
nelly, OF the Eighth ward, ON Saturday even.
ing on charges OF keeping q disorderly and
bawdy house. Harry Kautz appeared ~ the
prosecution The witnesses called for the
commonwealth failed to make out Q case
against the accused and the alderman dis.
missed it
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We are indebted to the Canada Pacific Rail.
way for handsomely illustrated book descrtp-
tive OF that wonderful route they also an
nounce round trip rate from New York and
neighboring cities to San Francisco of $1,000
Tickets good to start any day until Aug. ath
and returning, until Oct. Slst. Full particulars
and descriptive books upon application to
4. ". SKINNER. Genl. Eastern Agt
Ito No 3, Broad say n v
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PNuLApnlrniA, Aug l.-Bcef cattic, rcc~spts
for week wcrc-Hceves I. 10 sheep, II ,liO; HCwa.
s.MA pvcvicus Wcck- -Bcevos, AtD; Sheep
Bsef cattle were Nc higher extra, We
skc good. aA0sc medium. bs0,Sc; common.
sheep wae lower extra. lxolxc good. "a
rae medium, SN0 sc Lambs, SSc.
Hogs werc dul lat ;k0,Ac.
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RlshlnH RArtlsa Lense

The Weise Island and Algonquin Fishing
clubs and one made up Of y number OF
gentlemen from this city and lower end OF
tho county left to day for Q weeks trip. The
first named went To Weiss Island, the sec
ond to York Furnsce and the third for a
weeks cruise on the Chesspeska
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Nutjdtug Per0,ita.

During the month OF July building per
mits were issued by the mayor to the follow
lug persons: Philip X. kirchner. High
street, between Love Lane and Laurel VIM.
Fritch, Fourth street near Coral; Urban
Keller, Lay fayette between Lsurel and Dor.
wsrt; George Snyder, South Lime, between
Green and Juniper.
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Iancas,.r county r.ir A,.oc,.,,op Mss,,p..

very large and enthusiastic meeting Vas
held at the office of b. p Montgomery. Mem
bers from all sections report An unusual inter
est and the prospect OF largely incre sed exhib-
its and an immense attendance The secretary
was Instructed. In addition to the races adyer
tised. TO add purse of % for Lancaster County
three-year old colts, for Friday, September ..
Messrs. AacGonigie, Hensel and Montgomery
were appointed q committee on police ana help
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p. q. .. of A. Cheap Excursiou

to Msuch Chunk. Switchback And Cleo Onoko,
on Tuesday, August 9th. Round trip Il, keis
good for three days. Fare only g. 81. including
riie around sw itchback. Special through train
leaves Lancaster tking street) at t n. m: Col.
umbia, a m Mannheim, 6 a. IN; Lititz. GA
and Ephrata, : o. a. III. Trains returning same
day leave Mauch Chunk = $50 p. III. Partcu-
lars secure circular e all stations.
IyA2augl z q siNltw
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CHICAGO. Aug. !, lO:aO q m.-Market opened.
Nov, 73sSc.
:, CornaAug. askc; Sept. so1.c; Oct. 2s,.c
Nov, Bkc.
Oats-Ang. 24xc Sept. 2,<c; Oct. eGIc.
FORK ear. o. S0ll SIX Jan OII IS
LardGAax:G sept. eGt5; Oct. % 72k
D 0b3S OK.
Wheat.Aug.cs cssS;; sept, 7Okc Oct. me.
Corn = Aus. SSSi Sept. %Oc. Oct, tO3xc
oc os's-Aug- %xc; Sept. 2skc; Oct ,
fork-Year. SlI rs ; Jan, q, 81
oj7s. 49, WV
kibs-Aug, ss OK; Sept. y % Oct. " 10.
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Michael Cross appeared ON Rockland
s1oS' under the influence OF liquor ON SAtur.
usy night aud raised row. He WAS com.
Donnslly.
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Phiiadeiphis Produce alarkst.
PHILApBLPHIA, Aug. l.-Ilour market dull :
sales, l2S barrels Minnesota bakers, - sl<14 q
Pennsyl vsnia Family, g 1908 80 b; Western DO.
0Mo4tJ; Patents, ~ 5s0t ~
kye hour steady. % 112 IS
SneAt. August &c; sept: PC Oct, slHc.
oAts-AugUsI sSc.: sept. SSI.c. Oct sac
1SO HorG aAfEet
FIv YoEK. aug. l-vlour market dulI .
SfneN Y l0S %; surfrrne, IS li1S "a ;
common sood extrA western. q bS1,l 8.
ha&i-ko- kHc Stale. nominal no Z dn
sac: No. ESD winter. Aug 1g.c: sent
Ssse receipik ~ bus shipments p 6it
Corn-Ao uixso ta.sh. &C DO Aug ~ /;
rS<ipiA- -.r-- sh1 h1pDeDts .,Gs.
CMt--Ao- ! Nh;l< etAIs- SO: No 2 Do
sAG se rsxssi 5is, lel 90 ehiptnents. II 90.
sye duA ~4i<rL-x1Dse STATE. s.&0sc
hSf1ey BoIlirA
PORK Dan: o3a nas.. ss s47l5 .s
kAro-Aag-b. s-pt-GiO
AosAAeta nominal ~ !sSc for 50 boiling stock
1urpsnftne nrIn al Sc
knaan dull strained to gnfd, q G<1l =
petroleum nominal Rem ned. In C,.s.- skc
HretghtA duh grain to London, 3l.d
Cheese dun: ohio fac ory, 70sSc; STAT,
Factory. s.olS+e; Fancy White, lOss ,Ul.c; Col
,Sxss steady; State, i5,<fa &c; Western, 10
Akc.
sugar steady: Rar ned Cutioai. 9 leas,1c
6rAnulaJsd, 5 l5-lG1G,.
TallOw duli prime city, S,03 lI-lsc
hice nominal Carolina, fair 10 gusi i<D3kc
Codse easier: fair car2osa. l9ac.
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BArsNAN 4 BrRSs, agents Of the New York
Bowery Fire Insurance company, paid this
morning, $50 81 to Hirsh 4 Bro being their
share OF loss sustained at the store buildings by
the late nre.
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BUSTlES.

Bustles ut SC.
The Elsie Bns,ie at lsc.
Txy!oI's Folding hustle At SC.
TIE Gem Bustle at soc.
Tho Lotta hustle at &c.
Tho hnvelops Bustie at &c.
The Row Wire Bustls at sc.
The 3-Row Ire Bustia nj SOC.
The standard W irs Bustie at enc.
The Perfection Bustis At g.